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The Aliens Within
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Table of Contents V
  3. The Aliens Within: Danger, Disease, and Displacement in Representations of the Racialized Poor 1
  4. Danger: Stigmatizing the Racialized Underclass
  5. Bong Joon Ho Meets Richard Wright: Spatialized Poverty in The Host and Parasite or ‘The Koreans Who Lived Underground’ 21
  6. “Holes Swarming with Human Beings”: Racing the Urban Underclass in the Antebellum City Mystery Novel 45
  7. The Black Body as Embodied Sound: Musicking as Personal and Communal Agency against the Othering of the Lettered Gaze in Puerto Rico in the Early Twentieth Century 67
  8. Representations of the “Aliens Within”: Romanian Jews and Roma in Radu Jude’s Cinema 85
  9. Alien Horrors: Lovecraft and the Racialized Underclass in the Age of Trump 113
  10. Disease: Pathologizing the Other
  11. Bounding Boukman: The Diseasing of Haitian Bodies in Representations of Race and Culture, from Zombies to Disaster Capitalism 135
  12. De-Pathologizing Diversity: A Critical Analysis of Racialized Discourses of Difference and Deviance in The Black Border and the Imperative of Reframing Approaches to Linguistic Variation 161
  13. Sowing the Seeds: Illness as Social Imbalance and Instrument of Social Change in Octavia Butler’s Speculative Fiction 187
  14. Aliens Without and Within: Abjection from Tetter to Tumor in Toni Morrison’s Novels 209
  15. African American Women and Stigma: Reactions to Medical Targeting for HIV and COVID-19 233
  16. Displacement: Constructing and Countering Collapse
  17. Spilling Over: Morality and Epidemiology in Ancient and Contemporary Contexts 255
  18. Socrates in the City of Bones: Plato’s Republic and August Wilson’s Gem of the Ocean 277
  19. Displacement and Discipline: Refugees and the Unemployed in Living and Public Spaces in Greece 293
  20. Resettled Refugees in the American South: Discourses of Victimization and Transgression in Clarkston, Georgia 315
  21. Making the Beams of Architectural Poetry out of the Rubble of Displacement: Czesław Miłosz, Taha Muhammad Ali, and the Lyric of Constructed World Citizenry 337
  22. Notes on Contributors 351
  23. Index 355
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